Jeffrey C. (Jeffer) reviewed on + 11 more book reviews
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This was a true story of a teenager in Poland. Her family was forced to leave their home, then their town. As you can expect, she lost her parents and brother.
I've read many Holocaust books, each one gives me more and different insights. This lady had it fairly good compared to many concentration camp victims, and her life once liberated has been good.
One thing I found interesting is how she talked about how lonely and alone she felt, even tho she was surrounded by others in the camps. But she had lost everything she knew - family, friends, home, and eventually even her country.
I recommended this book if you have an interest in Holocaust and/or WWII.
I've read many Holocaust books, each one gives me more and different insights. This lady had it fairly good compared to many concentration camp victims, and her life once liberated has been good.
One thing I found interesting is how she talked about how lonely and alone she felt, even tho she was surrounded by others in the camps. But she had lost everything she knew - family, friends, home, and eventually even her country.
I recommended this book if you have an interest in Holocaust and/or WWII.
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